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Timestamp:
Mar 5, 2009, 9:19:00 AM (17 years ago)
Author:
Paul Price
Message:

Bad images can be identified as those which have a NAN transparency correction. Extended the inputMask to cover these as well.

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  • trunk/ppStack/src/ppStack.h

    r23171 r23190  
    1010// Mask values for inputs
    1111typedef enum {
    12     PPSTACK_MASK_MATCH  = 0x01,         // PSF-matching failed
    13     PPSTACK_MASK_CHI2   = 0x02,         // Chi^2 too deviant
    14     PPSTACK_MASK_REJECT = 0x04,         // Rejection failed
    15     PPSTACK_MASK_BAD    = 0x08,         // Bad image (too many pixels rejected)
     12    PPSTACK_MASK_CAL    = 0x01,         // Photometric calibration failed
     13    PPSTACK_MASK_MATCH  = 0x02,         // PSF-matching failed
     14    PPSTACK_MASK_CHI2   = 0x04,         // Chi^2 too deviant
     15    PPSTACK_MASK_REJECT = 0x08,         // Rejection failed
     16    PPSTACK_MASK_BAD    = 0x10,         // Bad image (too many pixels rejected)
    1617    PPSTACK_MASK_ALL    = 0xff          // All errors
    1718} ppStackMask;
     
    161162/// Corrects the source PSF photometry to a common system.  Return the sum of the exposure times.
    162163float ppStackSourcesTransparency(const psArray *sourceLists, // Sources for each input
     164                                 psVector *inputMask, // Indicates bad input
    163165                                 const pmFPAview *view, // View to readout
    164166                                 const pmConfig *config // Configuration
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